‘Black nor’easter’: Dangerous 200mm deluge
Two colliding weather systems could join forces to create a rare and dangerous ‘black nor’easter’ bringing hundreds of millimetres of rain to millions.
Two colliding weather systems could join forces to create a rare and dangerous ‘black nor’easter’ bringing hundreds of millimetres of rain to millions.
While some parts of the country can expect a warm and sunny Easter weekend, wet and stormy weather is expected to hit other areas.
Lingering effects of a tropical cyclone are dousing huge chunks of Australia in rain, causing issues on the roads ahead of the Easter long weekend.
Residents have been warned that dangerous and potentially record flooding could occur in the wake of a tropical cyclone.
A fierce cold front is sweeping through Australia’s south east with the possibility of a southerly buster barging its way through Sydney today.
Seven people, including four children and three elderly people, have been found after they went missing on Sunday in the flooded outback.
Police are desperately searching for a family, including four children and three elderly people, who are missing in floodwaters in the outback.
Millions of people are expected to swelter through 40 degree temperatures, as authorities warn of high fire danger in some communities.
Details have begun to emerge after a rare 3.6 magnitude earthquake struck western Sydney and the Blue Mountains, amid concerns for damage to Warragamba Dam.
The long weekend is set to be oppressive with a punishing heatwave engulfing millions and temperatures shooting into the forties.
Parts of Australia looking forward to a long weekend should also be planning for an extreme heatwave and increased fire risk.
The summer heat is here to stay, according to the Bureau of Meteorology’s latest long range forecast.
One Australian state has recorded its hottest summer ever, with temperatures hitting nearly 50 degrees in one area.
One Aussie city has cracked a grim temperature record not seen in years, amid warnings large parts of the country could expect less rainfall and scorching temperatures for months to come.
Millions of Aussies are set for a scorcher on the last day of summer with super high temps on the cards amid a severe heat warning.
The head of the Bureau of Meteorology has taken a swipe at the media while defending his agency’s performance over a devastating summer.
Communities in Victoria’s west have been warned to evacuate their properties ahead of dangerous bushfire conditions on Wednesday.
More than 500 firefighters are continuing to battle an out of control bushfire in Victoria’s west that has destroyed six homes.
Aussies are being warned to batten down the hatches as a cyclone pummels one part of Australia, while severe thunderstorms and heavy rainfall lash another.
Ex-Tropical Cyclone Lincoln remains in waters off Australia’s coast and could redevelop overnight, the Bureau of Meteorology has warned.
With hot temperatures across the country, those attending Accor Stadium will likely have to deal with heavy rain and storms while trying to beat the heat.
Large parts of the country are gearing up for sweltering temperatures this weekend following dangerous bushfire conditions in one state.
Ex-Tropical Cyclone Lincoln is expected to re-intensify, prompting a warning from the Bureau of Meteorology, while other parts of Australia are facing fire conditions.
An incredible photo of a python post-feed has gone viral, with many questioning what it must have consumed.
A bushfire has caused chaos after getting close to two popular attractions as temperatures climbed in one city.
Officials are advising the public to delay their trip due to the heavy weather, as a major train line is shut down.
Thousands of residents and businesses in one state have been left without power, with fears some could remain unconnected until late next week.
Millions of Australians are being urged to brace for wild weather over the weekend as the country is lashed by a heatwave and a cyclone.
A woman has been found dead in floodwaters as urgent warnings are issued for drivers in two states.
As heavy rain persists, roads across Brisbane and South East Queensland face closures due to flooding, causing travel disruptions.
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